Sentence examples for any intellect from inspiring English sources
"Since indeed the actions of beasts … can be explained simply by the disposition of their spirits and other bodily parts, and since entities should not be multiplied without necessity, we have no reason to attribute any intellect to beasts" (Regius 1646, 241 42).
Superintelligence is any intellect that outperforms human intellect in every field, and Nick Bostrom thinks its most likely form will be a machine -- artificial intelligence.
If she has any level of intellect, any knowledge of herself being more than a "bad bitch" -- it is not exemplified on her several hundred posts on the internet.
Behind Saban's theatrics, Krane concluded, was an intellect as powerful as any he had encountered.
It does not, in any sense, reduce me as an intellect.
Any artistic intellect I possess is due to that time.
This unequivocally empiricist claim was compounded by the denial of any 'pure intellect.' Regius had never appealed to a 'pure understanding' as a source of ideas, and had often asserted the 'organic' connection between mind and body.
We're all adult babies without any real intellect in the way of, you know, actually being adults.
Finding your style does not require any dancing intellect, but you need to know who you are.
Capabilities can be any form of intellect or a physical aspect, and awareness any form of knowledge and experience.
